The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-26
PERSONAL.

THE LEADER Of the personal liberty (beer on
Sunday party in Philadelphia, Mr.. Karl Kuhl.
was naturalized just three years ago.
Mr.. WHISTLER proposes to open the winter ex-
hibition of the Society of British Artists by a
full dress private view in the evening.
IVAN PANIN, a young Russian graduate of Har-
ward, is about to deliver course of lectures in
Boston on the great writer's of his country.
MISS MAUD BANKS in her makeup as Joan of
Arc is an almost exact reproduction of the
striking figure Of that heroine by Bastien LIE
Page.
SECRETARY BAYARD is still considered the most
difficult man at the capital to get at, his exclu-
siveness frequently retarding important public
business.
THE King of Corea furnished his winter palace
with SIS, 900 worth of American chairs, beds and
tables He also bought an American steamer
for S2S,000
THE CRowN PRINCE OF GERMANY, who is now
at Baveno, takes good long walks every day,
and is reported to be improving He does no
work whatever.
ROBERT GARRErT's trip will consume year,
and there are some Baltimoreans who say that
he doesn't care whether he ever returns to that
city again or not
MoNcuRE D. CONWAY has just completed a
novel of American life entitled Pine and Palm. "
MIR. Conway once was as eloquent a clergyman
as he is brilliant as writer.
seems to have recovered from his serious illness
of last June. He is still trife lame, but other
wise is quite well in mind and body
HAGoP BoGIGIAN, wealthy Turk, who had
renowned the Mohammedan faith was mar
ried this week to Miss Julia Carrigan sister of a
well-known citizen of Naugaluck, Conn.
GREAT things in the way of speed are ex-
pected for the steel schooner yacht built for
Vice Commodore Chaplin. of the Florida Yacht
Club, and launched on Saturday at Wilmington,
Del.
AMID brilliant display of diamonds at the
Rothschild Weuunng ~ Iarls, lateiy, the Grand
Rabbi of India outdazzled every one else present
with about half pint of first water gems that
he had stuck about his turban.
Gov. WATERMAN, of California, had the money
in the State Treasury counted recently, and in
sisted upon every seal being broken and the
money in every bag actually counted. The
money was all there-Si, 100, 00J-and when the
count was concluded he gave all who assisted
fine dinner.
Mrs LANGTRY never takes cold baths She
never walks fifteen miles a day. She never
fondles a pug dog. She doesn't care in the
least for the opinion of New York society. And
though she is growing rich she is not getting
fat. These statements seem called for in the
interests Of much deceived public
p. T. BARNUM has just purchased an enormous
amount of real estate in Bridgeport. Conn, on
which five churches, the old court house, six
livery stables, three bank buildings, all the
stores on the west side of Main street, and
more than 100 private residences and dwellings
are located. The property is worth over S.
700.
A PHOTOGRAPHER in France recently took
picture Of young and beautiful lady, and to
his astonishment the negative gave her a face
covered with spots. The lens was right, the
plate was fair, and hecoud not account for il.
He cal ed TO request another sitting, and was in
formed that the lady had broken out with small
pox the day after tae first picture was taken.